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Trump’s psychological warfare designed to unsettle the IRGC · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  I'm Nate Kane, your host, and boy, has it been quite a week.
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  You had, of course, on Easter Sunday, President Trump uh dropping quite a few expletives and a what some would see unhinged uh truth on truth social.
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  Um I see it a bit differently, and uh so I want to kind of I'm gonna read through this, of course.
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  Uh um this is uh it was pretty shocking to see, but I kind of think I understand what is going on and what it was all about.
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  So I'm gonna start with the message that he gave, I think it was the day before.
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  So this would have been on Saturday.
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  Let's see here pulling this up.
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  He basically made the uh the threats towards Iran, uh, telling them that basically they needed to uh comply or come up with a deal, or he was going to uh you know, rain down holy hell on them.
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  And it was uh an interesting comment that uh I think left a lot of people concerned, and a lot of people um you know felt that it was vulgar and tasteless and unhinged, and you have people who are you know, of course uh calling for the 25th amendment.
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  I think all that is nonsense and ridiculous.
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  Uh, anybody that has seen Trump knows that he says things sometimes uh that are very bombastic, and that is just his style.
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  Uh, anybody that has known anybody from Queens, New York would say that Trump is uh usually um being very uh restrained with probably what he would like to say.
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  But I do think that there was something in this statement that I think is a bit of psychological warfare uh that people are not considering, and I think that's an important part of it.
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  So on Sunday, Trump posted Tuesday will be power plant day and bridge day, all wrapped into one in Iran.
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  There will be nothing like it.
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  Open the F and straight, you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in hell.
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  Just watch praise be to Allah, President Donald J.
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  Trump.
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  I you can't make the stuff up.
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  The man is definitely trolling the IRGC and the Islamist extremists by his statement there, uh praise be to Allah.
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  It's basically that in translated into Arabic, that's uh uh Allah Wakbar.
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  So he's basically using their own language against them.
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  And I think he is intending to basically, you know, number one, I think he's telling the truth that he's going to, you know, go to extreme measures, and I don't think he wants to.
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  So I think he's uh, you know, he's basically trying to get them uh to see the truth here, but these are crazy people.
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  Uh, you know, on the day before there, uh, the day before that, he said uh in another post, remember when I gave Iran 10 days to make a deal or open the Hormuz Strait.
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  Time is running out.
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  48 hours before all hell will rain down on them.
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  Glory be to God, President Donald J.
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  Trump.
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  So I think what is happening here is you know, the Iranians have set up this toll booth, and and basically the the rest of the world are a bunch of wusses.
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  They're gonna go ahead and just pay the blood money to uh the Iranians so that they can go through and get their oil and uh they're you know be in charge and exorbit fee, which by the way, the Hormuz Straits of Hormuz is international waters.
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  So they think that they, you know, this defeated nation, this nation that has no Navy, that has no military, they think that they can just continue to rule the world and continue uh to uh try to control the straits, even though that's international waters and even though they have no Navy, and so Trump is basically had it.
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  And uh when he was asked in uh in a press briefer a little bit later about uh his statements, uh, you know, they they somebody had asked him, will you have a do you think you'll be okay with making a deal with the Iranians if they continue to uh have a toll, you know, in the Straits of Hormuz?
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  And Trump said, What you you're asking if we're gonna have a toll?
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  And so he said, and and they said, No, no, no, we're talking about the Iranians.
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  He goes, No, I guess maybe we should need to have a toll.
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  He says, Look, we won.
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  They have no Navy left, they have you know no ability to do it, and just because they threatened to, you know, drop a mine, uh, you know, why should we let them get away with that?
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  And then this is the the point that Trump, I think, is frustrated is that Europe has basically completely shown that they are weak, uh, that they have no uh no strength whatsoever.
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  Uh, most of the world has been kowtowing to these terrorists, and Trump's at it.
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  He's just proven that they are a paper tiger, that they don't have uh, you know, they may have I'll give them credit, at least they they they are ideologically driven to the point that they will die before give up.
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  And uh, but at the end of the day, it's insanity.
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  And why anybody would tolerate that in the world uh is is really it's lunacy, especially you know, Europe in the West.
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  Uh, we are far more technologically advanced.
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  Why would we allow that kind of backward um, you know, that kind of backward regime, who clearly is driven by religious zealotry and and ideological ideology that is not conducive with any kind of modern society.
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  Why would we ever allow them to get ballistic missiles and worse nuclear weapons that they could mount on them?
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  These missiles have the capability already of hitting Europe.
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  And why is it that Europe doesn't seem to care?
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  Clearly, the Iranians have basically lashed out against all of their neighbors, including uh the UK by firing missiles at Cyprus, which the uh the Brits wouldn't even go and defend their own islands.
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  I mean, this is crazy town that we're living in.
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  You know, so when Marco Rubio says that, you know, maybe we need to reassess whether or not uh you know NATO is of any value to us.
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  I think he's 100% right.
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  And you know, it is shocking to see just the level of asinine that is going on right now in the world.
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  I mean, pretty much the UK has been overrun by the Islamists.
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  Uh, and in fact, you know, these are people that not even Saudi Arabia wants in their country.
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  In fact, the the Gulf states have done a lot to modernize their nations.
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  Uh, you know, Bahrain and um the UAE and uh Saudi Arabia.
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  The these are countries that are are trying to be forward-thinking, they're trying to do new things.
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  Um they have kicked most of these Islamists out of their countries, and many of them have gone to the UK or Canada.
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  And uh, and in fact, it just in uh Quebec.
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  Um, you know, it was just announced that they have passed a law basically outlining the burqa and outline uh public demonstrations of Islamic prayer.
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  I think the the West, that the people are sick and tired of it, but the leadership are completely woke.
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  They've lost their damn minds, and they don't seem to be willing to listen to the people.
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  And this is what has led to these populist uprisings of leaders like Donald Trump, like uh Miley down in Argentina and others.
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  I think there's a complete shift that is happening within the world order and populism is on the rise.
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  We see that with Victor Orban in Hungary, uh, a country that still has safety on the streets that isn't dealing with rampant right migrants uh raping women.
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  Um but you can look.
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  In other parts of Europe, I think the other op the other country that has shown a unwillingness to give in to the demands of the EU uh in regards to immigration has been Poland, another very safe country.
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  So the West needs to wake up that the Islamists without a doubt are trying to colonize the Western world, the Christian world.
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  This has happened in Europe.
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  And it's also obviously happened within certain states of the United States.
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  So I am for one sure, yeah.
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  Maybe I find it a little distasteful, especially on Easter for Trump to be making um vulgar statements.
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  But I really don't care at this point.
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  I'm actually glad that he's willing, you know, to speak out and show strength and show um have the courage to do what is in the best interests of the American people.
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  That's my opinion.
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  We've got a couple of really great guests on, and we're going to be continuing this discussion of Iran.
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  We now turn our attention to one of the most critical geopolitical institutions of our time, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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  Joining me for this important discussion is a renowned political analyst, historian, and best-selling author, Dr.
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  Jerome Corsi.
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  Dr.
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  Corsi, thank you so much for returning to the program.
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  Well, Nate, it's always good to be with you.
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  Thanks for inviting me back.
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  So let us begin with your assessment of NATO's current role, its strategic relevance uh in today's rapidly shifting, uh, or maybe I should say irrelevance in today's rapidly uh shifting global landscape and any concerns that you may have regarding its future direction.
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  The floor is yours.
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  Well, I mean, I think first of all, NATO has served its purpose largely.
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  It's it's over 80 years old and was uh originally created at the end of World War II to prevent the expansion of communism into Western Europe.
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  Uh the Soviet Union at the end of World War II was taking over countries like Czechoslovakia and Hungary and other countries and Poland, and uh was penetrating the politics of Italy, France, Spain very strongly, and look to have an ambition to take over the entire European continent.
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  And so the formation of NATO in that period of time was essential.
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  We were still airlifting even into Berlin, you know, for many years after the war ended.
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  And uh Berlin was a divided city.
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  We had Germany divided.
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  Well, Berlin had the wall until you know the 80s.
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  And so NATO had a purpose.
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  But today it things are different.
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  NATO does not have a purpose the same way.
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  The European nations are not the same European nations.
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  The European nations are so overrun right now with their own problems with Islam that they are not going to support the United States in a war against Iran or any other Islamic nation.
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  There's too many internal problems for the European countries if it were seen to be actively supporting the United States against an Islamic Republic like Iran.
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  And I think also the fundamental disarray of the European continent following the European Union's creation, which I think was another globalist disaster, means that uh Europe in general is in disarray, not paying its fair share.
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  I mean, I think Donald Trump is actively thinking about pulling out of NATO, and it's probably well advised, or simply letting NATO atrophy by not funding it and not putting in the emphasis that we have put in previously.
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  Same with the United Nations.
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  It's another organization, I think that has outlived its time of the United States that Trump has been withdrawing from the United Nations agency by agency, but again, it's time possibly just to quit funding the United Nations altogether and have the United Nations move out of New York City.
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  You know, that that's a very interesting um I'm glad you brought that up because I just saw uh a report come out that uh there's a report, I guess, that Rubio had been working on for some time, and it was just released, and it names uh you know several international bodies that the United States is going to be pulling out of, most of them having to do with the UN.
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  Um, but the the report basically goes into um it it goes into the waste of taxpayers' dollars, uh, you know, to prop up these different organizations around the you know, around the world and um and primarily in Europe or in the US, uh and it talks about how they are these organizations are not in alignment with America first.
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  And I think that to me, when I look at NATO, it you know, anything that you're going to invest in, uh, you know, there has to be something that you're going to get out of it.
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  And what seemed to me in in the conversation uh in the interview with Marco Rubio recently, where he was saying that look, he used to be one of the greatest supporters of NATO, mainly because he saw NATO had a purpose for us in that it gave us uh basing rights around the world.
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  But if NATO partners are not gonna give us access to our bases, then what what value does it have?
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  Because to your point, uh it was really created uh during the cold war as a means of you know preventing um you know communist expansionism into Europe, but that is not a threat that exists anymore.
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  Uh in some sense, the communism is already uh infiltrated uh you know into the populace uh with the you know wokism and uh you know this neo-Marxism that that seems to have infected uh much of the West, including our own country, uh, you know, unfortunately within our universities.
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  But clearly uh you look at the way that uh that uh Kirst Armer has behaved and and the speeches that he's made, and then uh even um on the night that uh I think that you know the their bases on Cyprus were attacked instead of ensuring that their Navy, you know, naval fleet was ready to go and defend their own interests.
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  He goes to a Ramadan event and gives this speech to a bunch of Islamists.
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  And the first things out of his mouth was, well, I want to make very clear that we had nothing to do with this attack on Iran.
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  I thought it was extremely weak of him.
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  And instead of projecting any kind of uh confidence or you know, assurance of their national security interests, it basically tells Islamists, yeah, attack me all you want.
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  I'm not going to do anything.
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  Well, the you know, the the union between uh the Islamicist, the radical Islam and Marxism was brought about by Ayatollah Khomeini.
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  That was part of his now.
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  David Horowitz recognized this in several of the books he wrote, that Marxism had blended together with radical Islam, because they were both anti-American, uh, even though they had different purposes and were ultimately at odds with one another, they joined in wanting to destroy the United States.
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  And uh, you know, 1950s, instead of being elected mayor of New York, you know, Mandami would have been prosecuted as a communist.
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  It was a crime to be a professed communist.
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  And so now we're in to a period of time where the left uh is moving itself rapidly beyond neo-Marxism, beyond cultural Maoism.
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  You know, I wrote a book on the truth about neo-Marxism, uh, cultural Maoism and anarchy, and they're moving into the stage of anarchy right now, which is anti-American in union with any opposition to America, any country that disagrees with America, and the ideas of the left, both in Western Europe and the United States are untenable.
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  Uh, they want to support global warming, which is economically destructive, uh, not a valid economic theory, you know, carbon dioxide is not causing the worth the world to become dangerously warm.
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  Uh the science does not support that.
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  I mean, the idea of, you know, the gender dystopia, open borders, supporting illegal criminals and releasing criminals from the jails.
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  I mean, this is a common ideology, plus censorship and intolerance that um is expressed in Western Europe and in the Democratic Party.
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  The American people are not there.
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  And so when these international organizations exhibit the ultimate form of this anti-Americanism, which was globalism designed to take our jobs, to destroy the country economically, to destroy the middle class, break up our families, and you know, move away from God.
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  Uh the the we've moved so far away from Europe and so far away from the Democratic Party that both are largely discriminated against or discredited, rightly just uh rightly discredited, not discriminated against, all the making us feel sorry for the undertrodden and all these excuses for fraud uh are being exposed.
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  And so uh I think this whole globalist movement is dying.
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  I think that Donald Trump is showing the power of America and restoring our jobs.
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  We have plenty of energy, and we are now exporting energy.
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  We don't need the Straits of Hermuz.
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  And if Europe wants us to continue sending money over to Europe, which is stolen in a war, maintaining a war with Ukraine and Russia, which only is supporting corruption within Ukraine and funneling U.S.
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  taxpayer money into the coffers of Zelensky and his cronies.
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  Uh, I think the corruption is rampant, and the American people are tired of it.
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  So I think Donald Trump will be supported and applauded for pulling out of NATO, pulling out of the United Nations and pulling out of all these international organizations, which are nothing but anti-American fronts based upon the idea of sympathy for the undertrodden, which the Democrats really don't care about.
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  The Democrats are not doing a lot for their traditional supporters and black minorities, or they're now supporting Islamic minorities and illegal alien criminals.
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  And anyone who watched the State of the Union and saw the Democratic Party sit down when Trump said, would you rather protect American citizens or illegal criminal aliens and the Democratic Party in unison sat down and would not applaud that was a momentary that was very telling.
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  Very telling.
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  I mean, today in Europe, you can't basically write a tweet without risking going to prison if you dare say anything that is Islamophobic.
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  Yeah.
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  You know, uh it's interesting too because the the media, I think, has played a very clear hand in trying to um build a propagandist narrative, right?
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  You know, against Trump.
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  Um, you see it every day.
• 25:37
  I was just looking today at um some historical levels of gas prices because the story being pushed is oh, this is you know, making life difficult for Americans, and it's you know, it's raising gas prices.
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  Certainly, gas prices in other parts of the world are being impacted by this, but when I looked at the historical level of gas prices, uh it is not having the impact that the media is portraying it as having.
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  Gas prices are extremely high in California and in um Seattle uh and Oregon, but that is a different reason uh than, you know, like you look at everywhere else in the U.S.
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  and gas prices have gone up a little bit, but not anywhere uh, you know, they're still not as high as they were under the Biden administration, yet you didn't hear anything from the media about gas prices during the Biden administration.
• 26:30
  It's clear they have an agenda, and uh, and I don't think that the American people are gonna fall for it.
• 26:36
  I hope that the Republicans basically take that clip of the Democrats refusing to stand up for you know, putting the priorities of American citizens first.
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  And I hope they use that on every single commercial, you know, during the uh the uh, you know, in in the run-up to the uh midterms.
• 26:58
  Well, I've been uh you know very concerned about the midterms.
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  Uh a lot of the work I've done, if you take a look at the website, our website are 501c3, which is God's Vivestones.com, G-O-D, no apostrophe in the acid, you spell out the word five and stones as plural.
• 27:15
  God, that's David and Goliath story, of course, God's five stones.com.
• 27:19
  You'll see, we worked with I've worked extensively with Andrew Piquette and Peter Ticton, who's President Trump's attorney.
• 27:27
  And this new uh executive order that came out just last week on voting as a result of the work we're we've done demonstrating that there are algorithms, there's codes in the state Board of Election voter registration files, the official registration files that permit the creation of millions of false positives, modified duplicates of non-voters, a non-citizens, dead people, and they are create that they get legitimate state IDs and they can vote in mail and ballot schemes.
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  Now, if we don't have a fair election, and Trump is saying the left can only win through cheating, but again, the the left here and in Europe has gone so far ideologically in support of radical Islam, the woke agenda, you know, we just list down all the things there, but and yet massive corruption and fraud, massive stealing of government money, massive funds coming in from overseas to support causes that destroy America, and yet representing themselves as a democratic party, which it's not.
• 28:42
  And um, if we do not get this cleared up before the before the elections are occur, and we have uh democratic majorities in the House and Senate, Donald Trump will certainly be impeached this time around in the next two years.
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  Uh and that's that is something that we cannot tolerate as a nation.
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  That will tear us apart.
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  And so therefore, I think one of the most important issues on the table right now is voter integrity.
• 29:09
  And I expect another uh another executive order from Donald Trump on election integrity, saying that we have absolute proof that the Chinese interfered in the 2020 election and changed the results in favor of Biden and as a national security emergency that's key under Article II powers, as commander in chief, President Trump will demand proof of citizenship to vote, only citizens vote.
• 29:40
  Um paper ballots counted in hand and in public, uh the end of this massive mail in ballot scheme so that it goes back to the absentee ballot, which is tightly controlled.
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  And the Democrats will oppose this fiercely, including in the courts.
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  Because the Democrats cannot afford to lose illegal aliens, including criminal illegal aliens, because it has become their source of power.
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  And that's a pathetic state.
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  That's how they're stuffing the ballot box with all of these uh every single time these people go to get illegal uh go get driver's licenses.
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  And and this was you know part of the the motor voter laws.
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  Uh they now can um right then it encourages them to sign up to register to vote, even though they're not lawful.
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  And the fact is is that even if they're not voting, it doesn't matter.
• 30:36
  Their names are being used uh, you know, in those voter roles so that they can produce counterfeit ballots.
• 30:42
  I've seen the evidence of this and have worked on you know multiple um multiple uh election integrity uh efforts and it the evidence is overwhelming, but the media doesn't want to cover that.
• 30:55
  Uh, you know, just like they and it's funny because the the same way the media treated the issue of election integrity is exactly the same way that they treated the issue of COVID.
• 31:07
  They they shut you down, uh they ostracize you, they deplatform you if you uh you know try to show the truth, and uh, you know, and they basically you know tried to gaslight the American people.
• 31:21
  I hope that the American people will be wiser for it and will uh see past this.
• 31:26
  Uh, I think the American people have seen this act before with COVID with too many things going back to the JFK assassination, you know, which now I think we know and the evidence is in abundantly clear that Kennedy was shot from the front as well as from the rear.
• 31:42
  Yeah.
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  The government lied about it.
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  It was a government conspiracy to kill Kennedy and uh cover it up, you know, that which is a you know, when our government got to the point of killing a president to achieve its goals, surreptitiously rogue elements within the CIA and the intelligence agencies and the military.
• 32:02
  You know, we we've increased we had we were at the risk of increasingly losing our country, and they say accelerated COVID was probably the highest peak of trying to take over and lockdown of society and then go after anyone whose views you did not want hurt.
• 32:21
  But the American people I think now are overwhelmingly in support of the war in Iran.
• 32:27
  Uh Donald Trump, especially after his assassination attempt when he survived, just turning his head of the right instant and having his ear hit.
• 32:37
  I think he believes the hand of God is on him and he was spared in order to achieve more godly purposes, which are to restore the constitution, restore the family, restore belief in God, and and this taking down of Iran is taking down one of the greatest threats of the Middle East, the Middle Eastern countries are supporting us, not Iran.
• 33:00
  And if the Abraham Accords can take hold, we have the chance, which is the only solution in the Middle East and in the world, which is peace through prosperity.
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  Yeah.
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  It's interesting because taking out Iran secures peace for Europe as well, because many of their uh their missiles, their long-range missiles could absolutely reach Europe.
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  And uh so it's shocking the behavior uh by the uh the European leadership.
• 33:30
  And uh so I I kind of feel like that that we're at that time where I think there needs to be some tough love, and I think Trump's gonna give it to him.
• 33:38
  It's hard to imagine how the European countries are going to emerge away from Islam.
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  But God willing it will happen.
• 33:46
  Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
• 33:49
  Well, we have got to cut to a commercial break, but uh Dr.
• 33:52
  Corsi, I want to thank you for coming on and sharing your valuable insights on NATO and the its implications for uh you know for international security and and you know, or they should say lack thereof.
• 34:04
  Uh it's clear that uh the times are changing.
• 34:08
  And with that, uh, I think uh we are in good hands with Donald Trump.
• 34:12
  Hopefully we get through this midterm.
• 34:14
  And uh so God bless him.
• 34:16
  Uh, you know, I I pray for him and pray that uh that his administration is able to do the things that are necessary to get us through that.
• 34:24
  Folks, uh, when we return, um we're gonna shift our focus uh to another vital dimension of our of current events uh as we come welcome uh my next guest, uh investigative researcher and longtime commentator on geopolitics and anomalous phenomenon, Robert Morningstar.
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• 36:22
  Welcome back to Unleash the Political News Hour.
• 36:26
  We now turn our attention to another you know issue that is related to this war in Iran.
• 36:34
  And to help me do that, and we're gonna get into some you know some talking about that.
• 36:38
  Joining me now is investigative researcher, author, and longtime commentator on geopolitics, uh, intelligence matters and emerging global challenges.
• 36:48
  Robert Morningstar.
• 36:50
  Uh Robert, thank you so much for joining the show today.
• 36:53
  Thank you for inviting me, and I want to wish everyone a happy Easter.
• 36:57
  Yes, yes, thank you.
• 36:58
  Yep, to you as well.
• 37:00
  And so I want to start here.
• 37:01
  You know, there's so much that's going on, and I know you and I had we both come at this probably from different perspectives, but but I think it's important to kind of have, you know, to to hash these things out and to talk about them, because um there are I think points to be made on both sides.
• 37:18
  And as we were talking before uh getting in this recording, you you made a comment I thought that was uh a very uh kind of you know it was a good comment because it's something that we need to think about, and that is that two things can be true at the same time.
• 37:31
  And so I I want to get started here.
• 37:34
  Let's talk about the Straits of Hormous.
• 37:37
  Um right now, of course, uh there's there's a lot of animus, clearly, uh, between Trump, he is pissed.
• 37:44
  There's no doubt about it, about the uh Europeans' unwillingness to um you know engage uh in and even allow us to use you know our own bases and and their airspace uh you know in in the conduct of this war.
• 37:59
  Um Trump has made some pretty bold statements.
• 38:02
  Uh we've got two uh we have two mil um two marine expeditionary units that are are in the area now, and you know, there's a lot of speculation about uh the island of Kerrg and you know about whether or not they might be there to take that island.
• 38:21
  Um, but there's there's it's hard to know what Trump's gonna do.
• 38:25
  Because one thing Trump has been very good about is he says one thing, and you know, especially when it comes to you know military actions, he gives a lot of misdirection.
• 38:34
  He will say one thing and then do something else.
• 38:37
  He will um, you know, he will uh uh he'll he'll talk about you know he'll he'll position a certain way and then do you know a completely different thing.
• 38:48
  So I don't know what to believe when it comes to really like what his intentions are.
• 38:53
  I can say this much that he clearly has shifted military um units into the area to at least give the perception that we are willing to go all the way with this, that we are at least willing to uh take Carag Island, and uh I don't think anybody would ever be so crazy as to think that they could go into uh you know a land war with Iran that would be uh absolutely insane, especially considering how large that nation is.
• 39:18
  But I do think that like certain strategic uh things like you know, taking the the uh that island, um, you know, I do think it is possible, uh, whether or not they've degraded uh you know Iran's uh uh uh drones and and ballistic missile capabilities uh or or their cruise missile capabilities enough uh to you know not bring an onslaught on themselves, I think is a matter of debate.
• 39:46
  But I know you have a difference of opinion.
• 39:49
  Why do you think that Trump is moving you know these these things into place?
• 39:54
  Uh, do you think that he intends to go uh after Kerr Island, or do you think this is him?
• 40:00
  You know, just kind of bluffing.
• 40:02
  What are your thoughts on it?
• 40:03
  I I hope, I pray that it's a bluff, and that uh no one could think that such a thing could succeed without sacrificing every American Marine that you drop into the into the war zone.
• 40:18
  Karg Island is in the middle of the Persian Gulf within sight, within sight of the uh Iranian mainland.
• 40:28
  Iran is raining missiles on Tel Aviv, Haifa, Bersheba, Dimona, and Arad.
• 40:37
  The the rain of missiles is coming down on Israel, and they are now defenseless because they fired off more uh missiles and trying to destroy the early lower technology missiles than they should have.
• 40:54
  And now they are practically defenseless, they're not responding to these uh mass assaults that are coming in at the Passover Iran uh attacked Israel from three directions from Lebanon, from Yemen, and from uh mainland Iran.
• 41:13
  The idea that you could land 2,500 Marines and take Karg Island and hold it is ludicrous.
• 41:20
  If they lost Carg Island, the Iranians would just bury Carg Island in missile strikes and we'd lose the entire expeditionary force for nothing, because it cannot be held.
• 41:35
  See, I I've got a difference of opinion with you on that.
• 41:39
  I do think that we have degraded their missile capabilities.
• 41:42
  I think drones are definitely a threat.
• 41:44
  But what concerns me more, and what I think is a more likely military and in tactical uh problem for uh the Trump administration in taking Kerak Island is we don't know uh what munitions they have may have already set on that island for their infrastructure.
• 42:03
  I mean, the bottom line is is that uh they are crazy enough that if they believed uh that they were about to lose the island, or if we you know invaded uh and they had preset uh you know that island with uh explosives all over it, uh they they might just destroy it all anyways.
• 42:19
  That's what I'm saying.
• 42:21
  And and you know, without without even firing a missile.
• 42:23
  And and that is my that is my I do legitimately can have that concern.
• 42:28
  I I think they're crazy enough to do that.
• 42:30
  I did I the the the reports I don't I'm not sure where your your information is coming from on Israel, but the reports that I've been seeing is that you know, while Iran you know continues to launch ballistic missiles at Israel, um, you know, that they they basically have been very ineffective.
• 42:45
  Uh there that it's not doing a lot of damage.
• 42:48
  So I'm curious as to where what sources that you have are saying the opposite of that.
• 42:52
  Israel lies about everything.
• 42:55
  Israel has um laws that will they have been arresting Israeli citizens, throwing them in prison, uh fining them.
• 43:05
  They've been arresting uh Western reporters who have uh taken videos.
• 43:11
  Uh they have a law that is forbidding anyone uh from video taping the damage, but independent journalists from other countries, Turkey, India, Pakistan, they have been sneaking out the videos, and the attacks on Israel are unrelenting.
• 43:34
  They are minimizing everything.
• 43:37
  I I also have friends here in New York who are native-born Israelis, and they have direct contact.
• 43:46
  And I spoke to one on Friday.
• 43:48
  I said, what are we going to do about this?
• 43:51
  They're destroying Israel.
• 43:52
  He said, could start a business and contracting.
• 43:54
  You'll make a lot of money to have to rebuild.
• 43:59
  That's a very uh joking.
• 44:01
  It was very serious.
• 44:02
  You know, you know, that idea.
• 44:05
  He said, start a contracting company because you'll make millions, and they're gonna have to rebuild that's uh that's taking lemonade lemons and making lemonade out of it, right?
• 44:14
  Yeah, exactly.
• 44:15
  Well, that's that's how Israelis think.
• 44:17
  I hate to say it.
• 44:18
  Well, so so that's born in Haifa, and he has uh his family in Tel Aviv, he goes there regularly, he's an American citizen, he loves our country, he loves his country, and he despises Netanyahu as as a large majority of Israelis now do.
• 44:36
  Uh the war was started, both wars in June and this one were started by Netzanyahu because war is the only way that he can stay out of jail.
• 44:47
  There is a movie, it's a two-hour film that was made in Israel of um the leaked uh videotapes of Netanyahu being interrogated by the police for his corruption and his extortion.
• 45:01
  One thing is being bribed on the one side by the driver, the other one is extorting gifts and money.
• 45:09
  And um, see, I I look at that.
• 45:14
  And all video.
• 45:16
  Here's the problem with all that.
• 45:18
  We've seen that same trope used against Trump with the Democrats trying, you know, it was his political opponents that did that to him.
• 45:25
  Yes, I think.
• 45:26
  And the same is true of Trump, you know, and what they did to him in basically enacting law fair.
• 45:32
  So I'm very, you know, very keen not to just believe anything that you know uh that his political opponents would say.
• 45:38
  And by the way, I would say the same for any news that's coming out of uh Pakistan or uh Turkey, they're very anti-Israel.
• 45:46
  However, uh India is kind of interesting because India's not necessarily.
• 45:50
  So I'd be curious to see if there if there's any video footage that they've been releasing uh that that shows something different than what I've been seeing and hearing from sources that I have.
• 45:59
  So it's an interesting thing, but that this is the problem of the fog of war, is that there's a lot of propaganda that's used on both sides, right?
• 46:06
  Uh we have to recognize that Trump, you know, says one thing and and does another because that's the art of war.
• 46:13
  You don't ever want to necessarily give uh away, you know, to the enemy what you are planning to do.
• 46:19
  Now I know um you have a very different view than I do on whether or not it was just or righteous to uh you know to do a surprise attack, but I I would argue that there's no way uh that it would be wise to even think of attacking uh Iran and and projecting that you were intending on doing that because there was no proof there was no that there was no proof that Iran was going to attack Israel.
• 46:46
  Okay, but but you had you had two of Trump's own uh his own negotiators that said that the Iranians came in there and bragged about the fact that they had enough nuclear physiol uh material uh to build, I think what's what was it, uh you know, 16 nuclear weapons or something like that, and they were pursuing ballistic missiles.
• 47:07
  Um do you think it would have been wise to allow them to continue that?
• 47:12
  I think that was a ruse, and the two negotiators that were sent in to negotiate are Israeli firsters.
• 47:20
  Jared Kushner is Israeli first.
• 47:23
  Jared Kushner has known Netanyahu since he was a boy and would offer his bed for Netanyahu to sleep in his bed when Netanyahu visited the United Nations.
• 47:33
  And Steve Whitkoff is another dual citizen who is an Israeli firster, and I don't believe that and people like that should be negotiating on behalf of the United States.
• 47:45
  That's do you secondly, with regard to uh the accusations against President Trump and uh Netanyahu.
• 47:55
  President Trump was accused falsely.
• 47:58
  Netsanyahu was accused truly.
• 48:01
  The people who appear in that video, the BB files, are former friends, allies, servants, uh former prime ministers, and they are the ones who are uh backing up the charges.
• 48:18
  But the more important thing is to see Netanyahu under duress being uh queried and interrogated by the Israeli police and his wife, and to hear Miriam Adelson, who gave 250 million dollars to President Trump's campaign to say that they were afraid, she was afraid.
• 48:37
  She and her husband, uh Sheldon Addelson were afraid of Netanyahu that he forced them to give this money.
• 48:44
  Now, here's a strange coincidence.
• 48:46
  They say that she gave 250 million dollars to President Trump for his campaign, but during the interrogation, she says to the Israeli police, he forced us to give him 250 billion dollars, meaning Netanyahu.
• 49:02
  So my take is Netanyahu forced Miriam Adelson to give Trump 250 billion dollars by coercion, and that this is the crux of the matter.
• 49:16
  I I was not pleased when President Trump went and spoke at the Knesset that he was uh acting very coy and playful and talking to Miriam Adelson in the audience, and she said, he said, Oh, we have a a great uh American Miriam Adelson, she gave us uh a lot of money, a lot of money to uh to run for uh the campaign.
• 49:39
  And I asked her, you know, I asked her, well, Miriam, who do you love more?
• 49:43
  Do you love the United States or do you love Israel more?
• 49:46
  And she doesn't want to answer, but I got a feeling.
• 49:49
  Well, I got a feeling too that she loved Israel more, and so I don't really believe that we should have people who are Israeli first negotiating on behalf of the United States.
• 50:00
  of America.
• 50:02
  Well, even if let's just say for the sake of argument that that uh that your your perception of them is is uh israel first i i have to wonder you know i i'm i've been around the the military and intelligence operations uh for a large part of my career i can't imagine that there would be any kind of negotiations and that there would not be a recording of those negotiations uh so i'm sure that the national security council that the the president would have uh you know his intelligence people listening in on those conversations and he would be able to verify those facts or they take notes but i don't think they record them but let me say this um israel has been killing the peace negotiators president trump himself said i'm negotiating with somebody but i don't want to tell you who because it's kind of dangerous he said that about two weeks ago and it is a fact that when they were having peace negotiations mediated by qatar to bring about a ceasefire in gaza israel attacked and blew up the the uh the hotel where those peace negotiators uh the Hamas peace negotiators were negotiating in Qatar israel I know I know that the the uh the one of the things that that Trump uh or should say one of the theories about why Trump is talking about negotiating was not that we were actually negotiating with anybody of of substance but that it was a means of getting the IRGC to turn on themselves to start having suspicion about who's disloyal and there's been uh it so far it appears that that has has worked I mean there's evidence I've seen video evidence of the uh IRGC folks basically turning on each other the so-called moderates uh if you can call them that and and the you know the uh extremist uh wing of the IRGC basically threatening to kill these so called moderates as uh you know as essentially traitors for you know making it or trying or attempting to make a deal with Trump so it if it you know like I said it's hard to know what's actually going on because we don't know how much of what Trump is doing uh is designed to create chaos amongst their own ranks versus I mean and I I think he's directly involved you know in those I mean I think he's making some of those decisions himself I just today on Easter Sunday what he posted on uh truth social was uh was shocking to say the least it's quite inflammatory in fact absolutely let me tell you this netzanyahu has forced two wars on Iran in in less than a year and the reason was the Epstein files the war in June that he initiated on June 13th let me give you some background on what was going on in Israel he had to take the spotlight of the Israeli news of something that was going on in the Knesset and what was going on in the Knesset were hearings in the Knesset of um accusations by 20 women who were members of a sect one of the ultra orthodox uh Jewish sects that supports uh the the power base of uh Netanyahu is called the Haredi sect 20 women between the ages of 20 and 40 were testifying before the Knesset that the Heredi sect had been conducting satanic ritual sacrifices abusing them sexually abusing them for over 20 years they were they were started as children and imagine how long this has been going on because one group of women were age 40 and the youngest ones were 20.
• 54:05
  So this has been going on for decades and this is part of a secret Baal worshipping cult that was the name of the god that these women recounted they said we remember them sacrificing us and our blood to Baal payor.
• 54:25
  Well I certainly think that there are there are those in the elites that are in our own country that have been involved in that kind of stuff and I would not doubt that there's those that are part of the elites in every country that have been involved in that sort of thing.
• 54:40
  So that does not surprise me one bit.
• 54:42
  Okay well had to take now whether or not whether or not to take you know I I think anything uh especially something that inflammatory it needs to be backed up with evidence.
• 54:52
  Well just go to Heretz or uh uh um the Jerusalem post this is where I got the information I wrote this up a week before the uh war was called I was I wrote up this article it's on my substack um magazine uh the morning star report is on substack it's my name Robert Morningstar dot substack.com if you go there and you do a search for from Torah to trauma you will see that article and it is explicit and it is a reprint of articles that came out in three of the major Israeli newspapers that were exposing that secondly it was immediately after the Epstein files were released here that the the terror struck Netzanyahoo again because the Epstein operation Epstein Rothschild operation was a vast blackmailing operation that compromised are we at the break no yeah unfortunately we were just about out of time and uh the speech we've got to wrap things up but that's all right all right there's a well I would love to so tell us again your your website because I I'd like to go check this stuff out and I and and and see those sources especially uh if they're coming from Israeli resources that would be very interesting to read about sure absolutely uh Robert Morningstar dot substack dot com the Morningstar Report and look for an article in the search engine that says from Torah to trauma and that was part one the second part is the Epstein files exposing the Baal worshipping cult that um it really embodies and uh thank you it's interesting that uh Trump just fired his uh uh you know his is a uh his attorney general yeah want to thank everybody for joining the show and listening uh keep your your prayers towards our our nation at this time and uh and for peace in the Middle East and with that uh Patriots we'll see you next week